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Did China Target the 2020 Election? Trump Reveals Classified Documents
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1:01Now PlayingU.S. President Donald Trump has declassified documents that he says reveal Chinese efforts to influence the 2020 U.S. presidential election and expose vulnerabilities in America's election security system. Trump alleges that China obtained personal information linked to millions of Americans and claims intelligence officials downplayed the threat. However, a U.S. intelligence assessment released after the 2020 election found no evidence that China or any foreign power altered the outcome of the vote. Officials familiar with the matter have also said the information allegedly obtained was largely public and could not have changed election results. The disclosures have reignited debate over election security, foreign interference, and the political implications ahead of future elections.
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